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Belgium June 1815The Royal Engineers, Miners & Military Artificers Up to the early 18th century, engineers had been attached to the Army for specific campaigns but there was no permanent structure. The Royal Engineers were formed in 1716 as an all officer corps and remained so until they amalgamated with the Royal Sappers & Miners in 1856. The Royal Engineers were highly trained specialists, but there were very few of them. Until 1811 they wore blue uniforms, very

looking towards Captain Cook's seaside port of Whitby

Orthez in February 1814 and finally at Toulouse in April 1814 before peace was declared and Napoleon was exiled to Elba

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The regiment returned to the Peninsula in January 1810 and saw action at the Battles of Barrosa

a detachment of the 51st stationed in support and concealed by brushwood cautiously opened fire

Although the space from the advanced trench to the breach was only some 800 yards

the 3rd and 4th

Simple still life with flowers in a vase and fruit on a table

dry summers in the Vars region of Southern France

Imminent Thunderstorm

Canon 1DS with 100mm Macro at f32

During the battle on the 18th